The recent announcement of the Libra Association and its Libra Coin officially revealed Facebook’s worst kept secret. They are venturing into blockchain technology. After reviewing the Libra White Paper, two immediate questions come to mind. Is Libra trying to take…
There is a misconception that cryptocurrencies are not being regulated in the United States. In actuality, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) first issued guidance on virtual currencies way back in 2014. The IRS is currently working on updating their tax forms…
Blockchain technology has developed into its own practice area of specialization for attorneys. However, the technology’s growing adoption is affecting other practice areas not directly related to blockchain.
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